Small space work bench

[Jmort1754]

There was a thread a a few weeks ago in the reloading section that I was intrigued by I will see if I can find it.

 

[Jmort1754]

Who's using the Home Depot Husky tables or workbenches for their reloading station?

Finally moved into a new house and have a good sized heated, insulated garage. I originally thought I would build a workbench, but I don't have all the time in the world on my hands and lumber prices are insane. Home Depot has a lot of their Husky branded stuff on sale for 30-35% off currently...

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[Wildone]

I used the wooden one as my reloading bench before I built out the garage. I got it rock solid for the press and charge master. Worked fine, the drawers are not full extension but I was able to do what I needed to do. I agree if you like to sit while reloading this is a good value. I have one of the Yukon 9 drawer tool chests in the garage and for the money it works for my garage. If 1000-1500 bucks is doable for you take a look at the Trinity cabinets at Costco or BJ’s wholesale club. They make a rolling workbench as well. I got the 13pc set for the garage and they are built real well. They have a 5 piece set for 1500. Packaged extremely well for shipping and arrived in perfect condition.

 

[Jpsmith1]

Do you think locking the wheels will hold it in place while using the leverage of the reloading handle?

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My first reloading bench was 2x4s and not well built, honestly.

I reinforced the front legs with 4x4s making them 4x6 and lagged it to the wall before it was stable enough to withstand the cam-over required for a harder resize stroke without flexing.

You might chase a mobile bench like that a little

 

[Steve300xcw]

When I lived in a townhouse. I scavenged this lil decorative table, that people put by their doors to put their keys an such on. Was maybe 36"x 18".

Screwed it to the wall. Set up a shelf in the closet for components, and I was making ammo.

 

[Jason Snyder]

If I were using a bench like that I’d run a couple of lag screws into the wall at studs, and reinforce with a piece of 1x pine or something.

I stand for all of my reloading.

 

[Burnsie]

This ones nice

 

[Scotto]

DIY

 

[rogerdoger]

I like Scotty’s setup, save money and build your own work bench. I have been buying the Milwaukee packouts when they go in sale or I get a coupon at a store.

 

[flathead#2]

I built mine, planning on building another for my MEC.

 

[realunlucky]

Roksliders never disappoint with great ideas.

Using a combination of ideas to maximize space and making putting stuff away easy and make it look good. Last part could be a challenge with my skill set lol.

Here's what I started with- basically a 7.5'×7' space I'll have to share with the computer

Decided to use a Harbor frieght tool bench and frame up a longer work top.

 

[realunlucky]

Finally finished it up. Turned out pretty good and got the green light to move my stuff inside finally.

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[rogerdoger]

Did you do a burn on the wood wall and a sand or is that a stain? Looks great!

 

[realunlucky]

Did you do a burn on the wood wall and a sand or is that a stain? Looks great!

I used a weed burner and just wiped it down. A clear sealer would of gave it a nice gloss but it contrasts nicely against the white.

 

[JF_Idaho]

Finally finished it up. Turned out pretty good and got the green light to move my stuff inside finally.

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So much for needing a small portable setup. You really pulled a fast-one on us. Looks awesome!

 

[PaHunter86]

What kind of vise is that? I like your set up!